North Vietnam sets terms for cease fire in interview
North Vietnam's deputy premier and foreign minister Nguyen Duy Trinh outlined in an interview the conditions for a standstill cease fire with US forces in South Vietnam. He said withdrawal of American troops and recognition of South Vietnam's independence are required, with elections and a broad provisional government to follow. He emphasized Vietnamization does not end the war, and urged a political document signed by all parties to implement a lasting peace.
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Paris
United States
Sonh Viet
Two Point Pleasant Daughters Die In Crash
Two Point Pleasant daughters of prominent city attorney Samuel Littlepage were killed in a one car wreck on Route 2 six miles north of Huntington. The crash near Midnight was not found until 10 a.m. The victims were Jennifer Littepage 17 and Betty M Breadane 16. The car apparently went through a guard rail into Big Nine Mile Creek.
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Local Area News Highlights and Obituaries
Brief area report covers community events, notable obituaries, and the latest from classifieds. Includes updates on local theaters, entertainment listings, and sports notes from D4 to D8 sections.
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Senate Votes to Gut School Desegregation in Health Bill
The Senate passed a health education money bill after striking three House desegregation amendments. The 63 to 0 vote trimmed 712 million, clearing the measure for presidential approval though the House may object to Senate changes. The debate highlighted tensions over school integration and constitutional language.
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Chicago Seven bail granted after appeals court ruling
The Seventh Circuit freed seven Chicago Seven defendants on bail after overturning Judge Hoffman's denial. Bonds set at 25 000 each for five convicted of inciting riots at the 1968 Democratic Convention. Abbie Hoffman Jerry Rubin and others posted 15 000 in cash. The court rejected claims the defendants posed a danger to the community and ordered continued appeals.
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Guatemalan minister held by guerrillas amid ransom demand
Guatemalan officials said they would release the kidnapped foreign minister Albert Puentes Mohr if rebels turn over Jose Vicente Giron Catvillo to the Mexican embassy within 24 hours. A caller identifying as Puentes Mohr later claimed he was being treated well by captors. Four gunmen snatched him from a car Friday night.
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Dem Leaders Seek New Party Chairman Today
Washington reporters highlight a Thursday deadline as Democratic leaders press to name a new party chairman. Former Vice President Humphrey is a central figure sought by the party, with Oklahoma Chairman Bred R Harris resigning after submitting his final report. Ongoing jockeying includes Welsh of Vincennes Indiana and Lawrence F OBrien, who earlier declined the post amid internal opposition and dissident pressure.
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Civilians Evacuated as Marines Accused of Mass Killing
In Son Thang area near Hoi An, Quang Nam Province orders for forced civilian evacuations are expected after U S Marines allegedly killed 16 Vietnamese civilians. Spokesmen say the move targets locals believed to aid Viet Cong, amid reports of mine traps and a violent incident near Thang Tra hamlet.
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